New Clients
Butler Sherborn
If you follow our social media platforms, over the summer you might have seen all the beautiful Cotswolds houses we've secured press coverage for. They are all marketed (either to rent or buy) with our newest client; Butler Sherborn.
‘The Cotswolds Property Specialist’, with offices based in Cirencester, Burford and Stow-on-the-Wold, as well as an associated London office, refers to itself as the principal alternative to national agents in the area.
We got off to a flying start with the highly experienced Butler Sherborn team, and it’s no surprise we have already gained a great momentum in the press, due to the stunning houses the agent has to offer.
We very much look forward to continuing in the same vein, getting to know the team well, and enjoying all the wonderful properties with their own unique history and stories.
Harris Le Beau
We welcomed Harris Le Beau to our client roster this summer, on a project basis to work on a new instruction of theirs; Studio One, St Oswald's Place, Lambeth.
The Mayfair based estate agency, led by co-Founders Joe Le Beau and John Harris, is a wonderful addition to our clientele. Having known them both for many years, we are proud to have been chosen to assist with the company's PR requirements - and we didn't disappoint! We secured a selection of coverage for the property in high profile titles including the Evening Standard, Mansion Global, Luxury London and Time Out to name a few.
Below, you can read the case study for Studio One, St Oswald's Place, plus the glowing testimony we received from the Harris Le Beau Directors.
On the market with Harris Le Beau for £3m, is Studio One, St Oswald’s Place; formerly the Lambeth School of Art, where it is believed Vincent van Gogh attended some art classes.
The charming property has been lovingly redesigned by the current owners, combining their outstanding interior design skills and eye for detail.
Director Joe Le Beau comments “This elegant residence combines classic architecture with modern comforts, offering a unique blend of luxury and sophistication”.
We are proud to have secured amazing coverage in The Evening Standard. Journalist Charlotte Duck’s in depth article here is a great read.
Bridehead Estate, Dorset
We were thrilled to visit Dorset recently, on behalf of our client, leading estate agency Carter Jonas, to have a tour of its latest instruction; Bridehead Estate. Our Founder & MD Chanel Bailey took Journalist Hugh Graham and a photographer from The Times on a tour of the estate and facilited an interview with its owner, Sir Philip Williams, and David Hebditch, Partner at Carter Jonas Rural office.
Famous for featuring in the hit ITV series Broadchurch, Bridehead, with its own village; Littlebredy, is on the market for £30m. Having been in the same family for seven generations, the property and its vast grounds offer an exceptionally rare opportunity for someone to purchase an entire estate with the manor at its heart.
Hugh’s interview of owner Sir Philip resulted in front page coverage of The Bridehead Estate on the The Sunday Times ’Home’ supplement.
David Hebditch comments “It’s one of the few estates I’ve come across in my 40-year career that hasn’t been broken up and sold piecemeal”.
The estate was also featured in other various publications including Country Life and Mansion Global.
Client coverage
On Friday 23rd August, The Times featured Carter Jonas in their "Boom town stats" article by David Byers. Looking at the towns outside London where house prices are rising fastest, Carter Jonas' Partner David McKenzie commented on how he has seen many people relocate from London to Bristol.
Founder & Managing Partner of Black Brick Property Solutions, Camilla Dell, was recently quoted in a Bloomberg article looking at the place of American buyers in the UK property market.
At the start of August "Call my buying agent" by Cathy Hawker was published in the FT, both online and in print. Looking at the role of a buying agent, the piece included commentary from Black Brick's Founder Camilla Dell.
Our newest client Butler Sherborn had one of their latest instructions (Laurel Cottage, Daglingworth village) featured in the property section of the Sunday Timessupplement.